How to Build a Simple Side Business Promoting Let’s Goal (and Why Just 2 Customers Can Make It Profitable)

If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t need something complicated—I just need something I can stick with,” the Let’s Goal app fits that mindset.

Let’s Goal is a $10/month personal growth and routine app built around daily structure: goals, habits, journaling, vision board, and related “keep me on track” tools.

But here’s the interesting part: because of the way The Home Business Academy (HBA) pays commissions, you only need two customers to put your Let’s Goal membership into profit (more on the simple math in a moment).

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What You’re Really Promoting (in plain English)

You’re not “selling an app.”

You’re offering a simple solution to a common problem: people want consistency, but life gets messy.

Let’s Goal is designed to help someone:

• start the day with structure

• keep goals visible

• track habits

• journal quickly

• stay steady without needing complicated systems

That makes it easy to promote, because your content can stay practical:

• “Here’s the routine I’m using.”

• “Here’s how I plan my week.”

• “Here’s how I track one habit at a time.”

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The 2-Customer Profitability Idea (Simple Math)

Let’s Goal is $10/month.
HBA’s affiliate program pays 80% commissions on qualified sales.

So if a customer pays $10/month and you earn 80%, that’s $8/month per active customer.

• 1 customer ≈ $8/month (not quite covering your $10 cost)

• 2 customers ≈ $16/month

• $16 income – $10 cost = $6/month profit

That’s why HBA itself highlights “in profit with 2 referrals” for Let’s Goal.

Important note: HBA defines a “qualified sale” as one where you own the product you sold, meaning you’re a paying customer too.

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A Practical Way to Promote Let’s Goal (Without Hype)

1) Use it daily (your marketing becomes natural)

Your best “sales page” is your own routine—because you can talk about what you actually do.

2) Share tiny proof-of-use content

Three posts a week is plenty. Examples:

• “My one goal for today is ___.”

• “The habit I’m tracking this week is ___.”

• “What I write in my journal when I don’t feel motivated…”

3) Invite people to look, not “buy”

Keep your call-to-action calm:

• “If you want to see what I’m using, here it is.”

• “This is the app I’m testing—details are here.”

Your Let’s Goal page:
https://thehba.app/lghome/larryroach

4) Follow up with a simple 7-day “consistency challenge”

A short email sequence (or daily posts) works well:

• Day 1: pick one goal

• Day 2: pick one habit

• Day 3: set reminders

• Day 4: journal 3 lines

• Day 5: review progress

• Day 6: simplify what’s too hard

• Day 7: choose next week’s focus

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How This Can Expand Beyond Let’s Goal (If You Want)

Let’s Goal can be your “simple entry point,” but HBA also offers other products you can promote as your business grows—especially if your audience wants more tools or training.

For example, HBA lists products like:

• HBA Funnel Builder (page/funnel builder tool)

• additional training/memberships depending on what a person needs

That means you can keep your business very simple at first (just the app), and later expand to other HBA products only when it makes sense for the person you’re helping.

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Affiliate Disclosure + No Earnings Promises

Disclosure: Some links in this post may be affiliate links. If you purchase through my link, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

No income claims: Results vary. This is not a guarantee of earnings. Your outcomes depend on your effort, consistency, and many factors outside anyone’s control. HBA also publishes an earnings disclosure that shows outcomes vary widely.